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Global Database of Acc Aftn 8-Letter Addresses for The GLOBAL DATABASE OF ACC AFTN 8-LETTER ADDRESSES FOR THE NOTIFICATION BY VAAC LONDON CONCERNING THE RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL INTO THE ATMOSPHERE (as of 10 January 2014) UL = Upper Limit Location Location Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Accra FIR/UIR Accra ACC D G A C Z Q Z X Biak Biak FSS W A B Z Accra FIC D G F C –Jayapura Sector Jayapura FSS W A J Z Addis Ababa FIR Addis Ababa ACC/FIC H A A A Z Q Z X Bishkek FIR Bishkek ACC U A F M Y M Y X Adelaide Adelaide ACC Y M M M Z R Z X Blagoveshchensk FIR Blagoveshchensk ACC U H B B Z R Z X Aix-en-Provence (Marseille) Aix-en-Provence ACC L F M M Z R Z X Bodø FIC/OFIR Bodø ATCC E N O B Z R Z X FIC/ACC/UAC COM/CCER Bogotá FIR/UIR Bogotá ACC S K E D Z Q Z X Aktobe FIR Aktobe ACC U A T T Z R Z X Bordeaux FIC/ACC/UAC/CCER Bordeaux ACC L F B B Z R Z X Albuquerque FIR Albuquerque ATCC K Z A B Z Q Z X Boston FIR Boston ATCC K Z B W Z Q Z X Alger FIR Alger FIC D A A A Z Q Z X Brasília FIR Brasilia ACC S B V S Z R Z X Almaty FIR Almaty ACC U A A A Z R Z X Bratislava FIR Bratislava ACC L Z B B Z R Z X Amazonica FIR Amazonica ACC S B A Z Z R Z X Brazzaville FIR Brazzaville ACC/FIC F C C C Z Q Z X Ambon Ambon FSS W A P Z Bremen FIR German MET service E D Z W Y M Y X Amderma FIR Amderma ACC U L D D Z R Z X Brest FIC/ACC/UAC/CCT/CCER Brest ACC L F R R Y A T V Amman FIR Amman ACC/FIC O J A C Z Q Z X Brindisi FIR/UIR Brindisi ACC L I B B Z Q Z X O J A C Z R Z X Brindisi SCC L I B B Y W Y X Amsterdam FIR Amsterdam ACC/FIC E H A A Z Q Z X Brisbane FIR Brisbane ACC/FIC Y B B B Z R Z X Anadyr FIR Anadyr ACC U H M A Z R Z X Brussels FIR (UL: FL 195) Brussels (ACC-FIC) E B B U Z G Z X Anchorage FIR/Oceanic FIR Anchorage ATCC P A Z A Z Q Z X Brussels UIR (1) Maastricht UAC E D Y Y Y U Y X Ankara FIR Ankara ACC/FIC L T A A Z Q Z X Bucureşti FIR Bucureşti FIC L R B B Z Q Z S Antananarivo FIR Antananarivo ACC/FIC F M M I Z T Z X Budapest FIR/UIR Budapest ACC L H B M Y M Y C –Comores Sector Bujumbura FIR (2) Bujumbura FIC H B B A Z Q Z X (UL: FL 95) Moroni FIC F M C H Antofagasta FIR Antofagasta ACC/FIC S C F Z Z R Z X Arkhangelsk/Talagi FIR Arkhangelsk/Talagi ACC U L A A Z R Z X Cairns Cairns ACC Y B B B Z R Z X Ashgabat FIR Ashgabat U T A A Cairo FIR Cairo ACC H E C A Z Q Z X Asmara FIR Asmara ACC H H A S Z Q Z X Canarias FIR Canarias FIC G C C C Y F Y X Astana FIR Astana ACC U A C C Z R Z X Canarias UIR Canarias UIC G C C C Y M Y X Asunción FIR/UIR Asunción ACC/FIC S G F A Z R Z X Casablanca FIR Casablanca ACC G M M M Z Q Z X Athinai FIR/Hellas UIR Athinai ACC/FIC L G G G Z Q Z S Cayenne Cayenne (ACC-UAC-NOF) S O O O Makedonia ACC/FIC L G M D Cenamer Cenamer ACC/FIC M H C C Atlanta FIR Atlanta ATCC K Z T L Z Q Z X Central/American FIR/SRR Central/America FIR/SRR M H T G Z Q Z X Atlantico FIR Atlantico ACC S B A O Z R Z X Changsha Changsha ACC Z G H A Y M Y X Auckland Oceanic FIR Auckland OAC N Z Z O Z Q Z X Chelyabinsk FIR Chelyabinsk ACC U S C C Z R Z X Chengdu Chengdu ACC Z U U U Y M Y X Chennai FIR Chennai FIC V O M M Z R Z X Baghdad FIR Baghdad ACC Chersky FIR Chersky ACC U E S S Z R Z X (North of 3200N) O R B B Chicago FIR Chicago ATCC K Z A U Z Q Z X Basrah ACC Chisinau FIR Chisinau ACC L U K K Z Q Z X (South of 3200N) O R M M Chita/Kadala FIR Chita/Kadala ACC U I A A Z R Z X Bahrain FIR/UIR Bahrain ACC O B B I N E M X Chokurdakh FIR Chokurdakh ACC U E S O Z R Z X Baku FIR Baku ACC U B B B Y M Y X Chongqing Chongqing ACC Z U C K Y M Y X Bali Bali FSS W A D Z Christchurch FIR Christchurch ACC/FIC N Z Z C Z Q Z X Balikpapan Balikpapan FSS W A L Z Cleveland FIR Cleveland ATCC K Z O B Z Q Z X Bangkok FIR Bangkok ACC/FIC V T B B Y P Y X Colombo FIR Colombo FIC V C C C Banjarmasin Banjarmasin FSS W A O Z Comodoro Rivadavia FIR Comodoro Rivadavia ACC S A E F Z R Z X Barcelona FIR Barcelona FIC L E C B Y F Y X Congo Democratique FIR Congo Democratique FIR F Z Z A Barcelona UIR Barcelona UIC L E C B Y M Y X Córdoba FIR Córdoba ACC S A C F Z R Z X Barnaul FIR Barnaul ACC U N B B Z R Z X Curaçao FIR Curaçao ACC/FIC T N C F Z Q Z X Barranquilla FIR/UIR Curitiba FIR Curitiba ACC S B C W Z R Z X (UL: FL 200) Barranquilla ACC S K E C Z Q Z X (cf. Bogotá UIR) Beijing FIR Beijing ACC Z B B B Y P Y X Dakar FIR Dakar FIR G O O O Z Q Z X Beira FIR Beira ACC/FIC F Q B E Dalian Dalian ACC Z Y T L Y M Y X Beirut FIR Beirut ACC O L B B Dam FIR Dam ACC O S T T Beograd FIR/UIR Beograd ACC L Y B A Z R Z X Dar es-Salaam FIR/UIR Dar es-Salaam ACC/FIC H T D C Z Q Z X - 2 - Location Location Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Darwin Darwin ACC Y B B B Z R Z X Jakarta Sector UIR Jakarta UIC W I I Z Delhi FIR Delhi ACC/FIC V I D P Z R Z X Jayapura Jayapura FSS W A J Z Denver FIR Denver ATCC K Z D V Z Q Z X Jeddah FIR Jeddah ACC O E J D Y M Y F Dhaka FIR Dhaka FIC V G F R Jinan Jinan ACC Z S J N Y M Y X Dushanbe FIR Dushanbe ACC U T D D Z R Z X Johannesburg FIR Johannesburg ACC F A J A Z Q Z X Khudzhand ACC U T D L Z R Z X Dushanbe ATFM U T D D Z D Z X Kabul FIR Kabul ACC/FIC O A K X Kalingrad FIR Kalingrad ACC U M K K Z R Z X Edmonton FIR Edmonton ACC C Z E G Z Q Z X Kano FIR Kano ACC/FIC D N K K Z Q Z X Emirates FIR Emirates ACC O M A E Y A Y X Kansas City FIR Kansas City ATCC K Z K C Z Q Z X Entebbe FIR Entebbe ACC H U E C Z Q Z X Karachi FIR Karachi FIC O P K R Eurocontrol CFMU European Central Flow Kathmandu FIR Kathmandu ACC V N K T Z R Z X Management Unit (CFMU) Main E U C H Z M F P Kazan FIR Kazan ACC U W K D Z R Z X Eurocontrol CFMU European Central Flow Management Khabarovsk FIR Khabarovsk/Novy ACC U H H H Z R Z X Unit (CFMU) Backup E U C B Z M F P Khanty-Mansiysk FIR Khanty-Mansiysk ACC U S H H Z R Z X Ezeiza (BA) FIR Ezeiza (BA) FIR S A E F Khartoum FIR Khartoum FIC H S S S Z Q Z X Ezeiza FIR Ezeiza ACC/FIR S A E F Z R Z X Kigali FIR (UL: FL 245) Kigali FIC H R Y R Z Q Z X Kingston FIR/UIR Kingston ACC M K J K Z Q Z X Kinshasa FIR Kinshasa FIC F Z Z A Z Q Z X Finland FIR Tampere ACC E F E S Z Q Z X Kirov FIR Kirov ACC U S K K Z R Z X Fort Worth FIR Fort Worth ATCC K Z F W Z Q Z X København FIR København E K Z Z M O M O Fukuoka FIR Fukuoka/JCAB Air Traffic Kolkata FIR Kolkata FIC V E Z Z Z R Z X Management Center, Kota Kinabalu FIR Kota Kinabalu FIC W B F C Z Q Z X AFTN/AMHS COM Center R J J J Kotlas FIR Kotlas ACC U L K K Z R Z X Krasnoyarsk FIR Krasnoyarsk/Yemelyanovo ACC U N K L Z R Z X Tura ACC U N I T Z R Z X Gaborone FIR Gaborone ACC F B G R Z R Z X Kuala Lumpur FIR Kuala Lumpur ACC/FIC W M F C Z Q Z X Gander FIR Gander ACC C Z Q X Z Q Z X Kunming FIR Kunming ACC Z P P P Y M Y X Georgetown FIR/SRR Georgetown FIR/SRR S Y G C Z Q Z X Kupang Kupang FSS W A T Z Gigansk FIR Gigansk ACC U E V V Z R Z X Kurgan FIR Kurgan ACC U S U U Z R Z X Guam Guam ACC P G U M Z R Z X Kuwait FIR Kuwait ACC (Kuwait CTA) O K B K Z Q Z X Guandzhou FIR Guandzhou ACC Z G G G Y M Y X Guayaquil FIR Guayaquil ACC S E G U Z Q Z X Guillin Guillin ACC Z G K L Y M Y X Lahore FIR Lahore FIC O P L R Langen FIR German MET service E D Z W Y M Y X Lanzhou FIR Lanzhou ACC Z L L L Y M Y X Habana FIR Habana ACC/UIR/CTA M U F H Z Q Z X La Paz FIR La Paz ACC S L L P Z R Z X Hailar Hailar ACC Z B L A Y M Y X Lusaka FIR Lusaka ACC F L F I Z Q Z X Hannover UIR German MET service E D Z W Y M Y X Lima FIR/UIR Lima ACC S P I M Z Q Z X Hanoi Hanoi ACC V V N B Z R Z X Lisboa FIR/UIR Lisboa ACC L P P C Z Q Z X Harare FIR Harare FIC F V H A Z Q Z X Ljubljana FIR Ljublijana ACC L J L A Z Q Z X Harbin Harbin ACC Z Y H B Y M Y X London FIR (civil) London ACC (civil) E G T T Z R Z O Hefei Hefei ACC Z S O F Y M Y X Los Angeles FIR Los Angeles ATCC K Z L A Z Q Z X Hobart Hobart ACC Y M M M Z R Z X Luanda FIR/UIR Luanda ACC/FIC F N A N Z A Z X Ho-Chi-Minh Ho-Chi-Minh FIC V V T S Z R Z X Lusaka FIR Lusaka FIC F L F I Z Q Z X Hohhot Hohhot ACC Z B H H Y M Y X Hong Kong FIR Hong Kong ACC V H H H Z Q Z A Honiara Honiara ACC A G G G Z Q Z X Maastricht Maastricht UAC E D Y Y N A X X Honolulu FIR Honolulu ATCC P H Z H Z R Z X Madrid FIR Madrid FIC L E C M Y F Y X Houston FIR/Oceanic FIR Houston ATCC K Z H U Z Q Z X Madrid UIR Madrid UIC L E C M Y M Y X Magadan/Sokol FIR Magadan/Sokol ACC U H M M Z R Z X Keperveyem ACC U H M K Z R Z X Incheon FIR Incheon ACC R K R R Z Q Z X Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky ACC U H P P Z R Z X Indianapolis FIR Indianapolis ATCC K Z I D Z Q Z X Markovo ACC U H M O Z R Z X Irkutsk FIR Irkutsk ACC U I I I Z R Z X Milkovo ACC U H P M Z R Z X Isla de Pascua FIR Isla de Pascua ACC/FIC S C I Z Omolon ACC U H M N Z R Z X Istanbul FIR Istanbul ACC/FIC L T B B Z Q Z X Ossora ACC U H P D Z R Z X Ust-Kamchatsk ACC U H P K Z R Z X Maiquetía FIR/UIR Maiquetía ACC S V Z M Z Q Z X Jacksonville FIR Jacksonville ATCC K Z J X Z Q Z X Male AACC/FIC Male AACC/FIC V R M F Z G Z X Jakarta Jakarta FIC W I I F Z Q Z X Malmö FIR Malmö ACC E S M M Z R Z X - 3 - Location Location Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Flight information region Centre in charge indicator Malta FIR Malta ACC L M M M Y M Y A Oakland FIR/Oceanic FIR Oakland ATCC P A Z A Z R Z X Manado Manado FSS W A M Z Oceanico Mazatlan FIR Oceanico Mazatlan ACC M M F O Manila FIR Manila ACC R P H I Z R Z X Omsk FIR Omsk ACC U N O O Z R Z X Mauritius FIR Mauritius FIC F I M M Z Q Z X Orenburg/Tsentralny FIR Orenburg/Tsentralny ACC U W O O Z R Z X Mazatlán Oceanic FIR/UIR Mazatlán ACC/FIC M M F O Z Q Z X Medan Medan FSS W I M Z Melbourne FIR Melbourne ACC/FIC Y M M M Z R Z X Palembang Palembang FSS W I P Z Memphis FIR Memphis ATCC K Z M E Z Q Z X Panamá FIR
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